@e_curtis: "I have two deb machines I ssh to constantly on our lan. I had previously 
set up ssh-keys on these machines to rsync files to one machine. This 
morning I ran the ssh update the system update wanted me to run and 
can't ssh to this machine without using a password. I've rerun the 
keygen on the other machines and transfered them to the computer I log 
into but still get prompted for the password. Any ideas? I figure it's 
something to do with the update as it generated all new host keys, etc 
after it was installed.
Thanks,
Ed
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Have you really deleted *all* the vulnerable keys, ie. user keys and
machine keys?
(As root run "ssh-vulnkey -a" to check for vulnerable keys. )
Delete all vulnerable keys, ie. all that were generated or could
possibly be created with the affected versions of openssh/openssl.
Create new keys.
Debian won't allow log in of users or machines with vulnerable keys.
NB: Be careful, if you have to do this via ssh to a remote box. You
might not be able to log into that box, if you commit a mistake.
HTH,
Johannes
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